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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
6
The article discusses wartime restraint and naval strength, critiquing calls for aggression while weighing Britain’s role and the U S position. It analyzes the risks of a naval arms race, the value of peace, and the impact of diplomacy on global stability.
A seasoned member of the American diplomatic corps in Europe, just back from Paris, asserts there is no doubt Roosevelt will be renominated and will accept the nomination. He calls Roosevelt a shrewd politician and profound statesman, insists retirement is unthinkable, and says Taft or Bryan stakes are unlikely to alter the outcome. He notes the hard times reflect enemies within Roosevelt's party and dismisses any chance of a brokered deal.
The Republican National Committee plans a June Chicago meeting a week before the convention to settle disputed delegations and draft a temporary roll. Contests are expected to be numerous, especially in the South, risking hampering Republican success.
The Dutch monarch Queen Wilhelmina, married to Henry, faces a constitutional row as the new Heemskerk cabinet abandons a planned revision of the succession law. Public sympathy grows for the queen amid fears about motherhood and political pressure, while Henry gains trust after his brave actions aboard a rescue at sea.
Edwin J Richardson a dentist of Brook Street Grosvenor Square claims £570 from Mr Fremlin a Maidstone brewer for dental services to Fremlin’s wife. The London Chronicle notes the charges were contested as not fair or reasonable. Richardson admits charging up to £3,000 for a mouth, stating the high figure was for extreme cases.
Jacob L. Hyland, a tuberculosis patient at Bt. Luke's Hospital, died after autopsy found half a large knife blade embedded in his right lung. Officials withhold details, and coroner records show only a report. whether the blade contributed to death remains uncertain.
The Brazilian ambassador notes a custom where a birth gift of the finest coffee is set aside for a child and opened only at marriage. The aged beans improve with time and can fetch high prices. gifts may be ten pounds packed in cases when affordable. In Middletown, Miss Margaret Van Deusen’s cat death linked to Vivisection protests risks affecting her Wesleyan University will.
A Kansas City tale targets Old Joe Cannon and brave talk backs in Congress. Westminster Gazette recalls a New Scotland Yard button fragment leading to a killer's capture. A Minnesota Dispatch report details a veterinary surgery to remove a broomstick from a cow's throat, revealing a long recovery.
The article argues that war and navy departments guard vast military plans and enemy knowledge. it asserts each power seeks to thrash the others while fearing being thrashed themselves, detailing inner access dangers and strategic calculations across nations.
A playful poem lampoons gardening follies and the simple, practical path to growing food, urging plain methods over fads. It blends humorous verses about crops with a stray national news snippet and zany wordplay, reflecting a cluttered newspaper page.
The interviewers report mixed views on Gov. Hughes in New York and upstate areas while noting strong anti race track sentiment in the city. Discussion covers Bryan's nomination prospects, Gray as a potential Democratic contender, and the impact of cotton markets on politics and prices. Additional remarks address German policy, prohibition trends in Mississippi and Louisiana, and Oklahoma’s farming advantages.
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